Rubio:"People are born gay. Gay marriage not a right, but I'd attend if invited" (user search)
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« on: April 19, 2015, 05:12:12 PM »

I'd like to believe this means he won't be going anywhere in the primary seeing as Scott Walker - the great appeaser with no ideology - had a more cohesive answer including the fact that he has attended one. I'm confident a President Walker would come out in support for before re-election. Rubio would need much more political pressure to do the right thing which says a lot considering who he's getting compared to.

What about Scott Walker makes you think he's pro same-sex marriage?

He was pretty virulently anti-gay marriage before,  supporting a constitutional amendment to ban it and even trying to ban same-sex couples from visiting each other in the hospital. 

All credit to Republicans that support same-sex marriage, but let's not grade on a curve.  It's illogical to oppose same-sex marriage if you think being gay is an immutable characteristic and there's nothing morally wrong or shameful about it.
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